Sentence examples for for prize from inspiring English sources

He won the Akutagawa Prize for "Prize Stock" in 1958.

He doesn't compete for prize money, like rodeo competitors.

Tickets for prize travel are valid for the prize winner accompanied by one adult.

At bridge tournaments in North America you play not for prize money but for master points.

Succeeded by Harvey Duell, who said responsible for prize contest won by Fannie Hurst.

Last month, Pokerstars' flagship event attracted nearly 60,000 players competing for prize money of $11.8m £7.2mm).

Most are still in high school and remain a few years from competing full-time for prize money.

So the longed-for prize for 2015 and 2016 – lots of cash generation as capital expenditure falls – is still in reach, in theory.

For prize-winning photojournalist Manu Brabo, it was a period of detention in Libya that "changed everything".

I am honoured to succeed Alan Rusbridger, whose remarkable tenure will be remembered for prize-winning journalism and pioneering advances in the Guardian's global reach.

Some letters are a little too hard to make out ("outstanding," for prize-winning cakes and pies, takes close study), and that may limit the book's usefulness to alphabet newcomers.